Sage AFL IV, Руководство оператора

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AFL IV with Dynamometer
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7) allow installation of the Quantitative Load Cell. Be extremely careful to keep fingers and
hands clear when the slack is thrown, as there is always a risk of the rod clamp slipping,
causing the load to unexpectedly pick up.
8) When the 40K Quantitative Load Cell is inserted, pick up the load.
9) Attach the String Transducer to monitor position. Place the String Transducer as near as
possible to the vertical position.
10) Turn the pumping unit back on and you are ready to begin the test.
Detail at the Wellsite – Quick Clamp Load Cell
SAFETY FIRST! Work in pairs if possible.
1) Connect the transducers and cables to the AFL IV with Dynamometer . Turn on the power
switch.
2) Check the Quick Clamp Load Cell zero while the Load Cell is opened and lying on the
ground.
3) Turn off the pumping unit.
4) Attach the open Quick Clamp Load Cell to the rod below the carrier bar. Close the quick
clamp.
5) Start the unit pumping.
6) Zero the moving clamped load cell, using the Sage DYN software.
7) You are now ready to start your test.
Detail at the Wellsite – Hydraulic Jack with Spool Spacer and 40 K Quantitative
Load Cell
SAFETY FIRST! Work in pairs if possible.
1) Connect the transducers and cables to the AFL IV with Dynamometer . Turn on the power
switch.
2) Check the 40K Quantitative Load Cell zero while the Load Cell is lying on the ground.
3) If current measurements are being made, carefully install the amp clamp. Be careful when
walking or operating around an open electrical control box door. There is a risk of
inadvertently being exposed to the electrical conductors. Safety First.
4) Turn off the Pumping Unit.
5) Set the hydraulic jack and the 40 K load cell in the spool spacer.